Senate Supports Catholic Schools' Contributions and National Catholic Schools Week 2026.
The US Senate passed a resolution supporting the vital contributions of Catholic schools to national education and celebrating the 52nd annual National Catholic Schools Week. The document highlights that these schools provide academic excellence and strong moral foundations to approximately 1.7 million students, including diverse populations and non-Catholic families. While this resolution does not enact new laws, it serves as an official recognition of Catholic schools as an important and often affordable educational option for citizens.
Key points
The Senate officially recognized Catholic schools for their academic excellence, high graduation rates (98.6%), and role in promoting a stronger future for the US.
The resolution emphasizes that Catholic schools are an affordable option, particularly in underserved urban areas, serving a diverse student body.
It formally supports the goals of National Catholic Schools Week 2026, celebrating the dedication of students, parents, and teachers.
Status:
Adopted
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